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Chief Mountain port of entry closes for season

The following is a 28 September 2011 news release by Canada Border Services Agency. The Canada Border Services Agency reminds travellers that the Chief Mountain port of entry will close for the season effective Friday, September 30, as of 6:00 p.m.

Copyright bill reintroduced

The following is excerpted from the 29 September 2011 edition of CBC News. Consumers and creators alike have their ears perked for the reintroduction of the government's copyright bill, expected Thursday.

Third CCS Quiz for 2011 available on 29 September!

The third quiz for CCS designates will be available between 29 September and 27 October. As always, the quiz is worth ten professional development points toward maintenance of the CCS designation, and is FREE of charge. This quiz will be the last opportunity to gain "free" CCS points this year.

CFIA Production Database Backup, 1 October

This is a reminder that a full database backup of the production database (PROD) is scheduled for Saturday, October 1st, 2011. CFIA systems will be unavailable from 3am to 7am EST.

Canada's Expenditure Monitor

The Parliamentary Budget officer, Kevin Page, has released the Expenditure Monitor for the first quarter of 2011 (April, May, and June).

NAFTA Trade Grows 18.1 Percent in July

The following is from the 27 September 2011 edition of The Journal of Commerce. Cross-border trade value fell 6.7 percent from previous month

Harper, Carney set for rare meeting amid economic woes

The following is excerpted from the 27 September 2011 edition of CBC News. Prime Minister Stephen Harper meets with Finance Minister Jim Flaherty and Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney in Ottawa today amid hopeful developments in the European debt crisis.